New paper by my student, Becky Upton:

Across 60 countries, those countries with higher beliefs that manhood is a precarious social status tened to have more violence against women, attitudes more condoning of violence, and weaker legal protections for violence against women.

From the August Harper's Magazine index. Is the era of quick online data collection for psychologists coming to an end? Back to the lab?

April 20, New York Times.

Got our annual sales statement, and I crunched the numbers: We've now sold 27,490 copies of Psych of Sex and Gender textboook (with Jennnifer Bosson and Camille Buckner). Not bad for a little academic text! And I know lots of students find ways to get it free. 3rd edition, coming soon!

From Harper's Index, January:

I'm not buying it.

When I'm not social-psychologizing, I like to try my hand at art. Here are some portraits of my most loyal and patient model, in various mediums: ink, paint, linocut print, charcoal, pencil, oil pastel, colored pencil.

1/2 Excited to announce a new publication with Evert Van de Vliert and Brett Pelham, in which we counter the "East vs West" framing to show that global variation in Individualism-Collectivism is predicted by North-South, not East-West differences.
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

New paper alert: in which we discuss sexual risk-taking, objectification of sex partners, sexual violence, and men’s derogation of LGBTQ+ people through the lens of precarious manhood.
journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...

Dial soap for Men, with grip tread so you can pretend you're throwing a f*cking hand grenade while lathering up.

The fragility of manhood has implications for LGBTI safety and well-being around the world. Countries where people are most endorsing of the belief that manhood is a precarious status tend to be the least accepting of LGBTI people.https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11199-023-01365-x

Bring masculine
back men!